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THE pEaIocR NTIc COMMITTEES.
Meeting at PARK ersburG November ~
Matters Out the ". n O.

Meeting at PARK erSburG November ~
Matters Out the r. y o.
S,.,,ia, TSieorIus 10 tie S,,a,iig Es|ts'sr.
PAREERsBUEG, W. Va, November o
The purpose in calling the Democratic tx
e,utiye Committee OF the state together Is
g. Chairman Leonard states, to consult ana
advise concerning plans for next year :
campaign. The meeting Is called lot
Thursday, November IN. II Il more tuan
nrahable that Chairman .eoGard VIII ten
Ter his own resig4aiiGa, though that II
not certain. He has not positively decided
% vat 20 leave the State, though De VIII
likely do So ., I,r
Joseph ssiber< Of ths city, was I" DAY
,,Gcn to the Soldiers Home ut Ham2t"n'
Virginia, -, ..;r.., ouj
=, he BSIumore and Ohio TINT a water
tram rs il no. making regular trips on the
road between here and urGston'
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sr ooo R,a,.at WIne.barre.

WuKEsBARRE, Pa November 5.-The
extensive foundry, machine and pattern
shops, and blacksmith department OF
Wallace at White Haven was de-
stroyed by FIRE this morning. Wallaes's
individual loss is estipatsd at go, coo,
mon which there ia small insurance 1T
is reported that $50, 600 worth Of patterns
and moulds belonging to the Central rail
road of New Jersey was also destroyed,
upon which there was no insurance.
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AN IRATE EAIUEK
shoots HIS Would Re Son-in. Lava Sensa.
tOnal Affair.


tonal Affair.
ISDIANAPoLIs, IND, November "A
Nars special from Brazil, Ind, says q
highly sensational shooting aHair occurred
there at about o'clock this morning, hut
fortunately without serious results. Tho
PARTIES were George A. Knight and David
Kuhn, the latter yorng man who bad for
some time past been paying attentions to
one OF Mr.. Euight's daughters. This was
not pleasing 10 Dr.. Knight who
ordered Kahn 10 desiat. Failing To 90
so, and beiog in company with his daugh,
ter on the street last night, he was hired
upon By Mr.. Knight, though without e.
feet. This morning Mr.. Knight appeared,
revolver in hand, at clothing store where
Kahn clerks. The latter was also armed,
and they exchanged five shots in RAPID
order. Mr.. Enight escaped unhnrt, but
Kahn received flesh wound in the arm.
From the prominence of the parties the
affair has created big sensation.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Money at 3a3 I-2 Per Cent.-Ciovernments
Dull ard Steady-Stooks Higher-Flour
Quiet-Wheat Dull.


Dull ard Steady-stooks Higher-Flour
Quiet-whest Dull.
NEW YORK. November money on
call easy at 3l3l per cent; closed offered
at per cent; prime mercantile paper
Gas per cent; sterling exchange dull but
steady at AL ia4S2l
GOVERN and steady.
Fours-and
Pacific Skies OF
STATEs-Dull and steady.
RAILROADs-Modera active; sales
1908, 900.
The stock market to-day was active,
and while strong at first, yielded close to
a heavy pressure brought by the bears.
The opening was firm at advances Of small
fractions over last evenings final figures,
and on well distributed business further
fractional advances were made in
the first hour, with the Vanderbilts very
prominent The market became more
quiet toward noon, and prices began TO re-
cede. The close was active and weak at
the lowest prices reached. The net result
of the days trading is that most stocks are
tlC toh
fined generally to fractions only Sales,
1877, 14l shares. Quotations closed bid as
follows
Adams Express I40; American Express
lOS; Canada Pacific $50; Central Pacific
3l!; Chesapeake and Ohio 3; do preferred
Grsts 81! do seconds 4 ; Chicago and Alton,
l34I do preferred 100; Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy l2Si; Delaware and Hudson
l03; Delaware. Lackawsnna and Western,
1888; Denver and Rio Grande, 2lS; Erie,
2S!; do preferred "a; FL. Wayne, $50;
Illinois Central, Il7!; Lake Shore, 9is /;
Michigan Genital, -, Minneapolis and
St. Louis, 81; do preferred, 2Ot Missouri
Pacific, So; Northern Pacific, II ;; do pre-
ferred, AL Chicago and Northwestern,
l0Sj do preferred llll; New York Cen
trail, 1913; Oregon Transcont,nental, lSl;
Pacific Mail, 81; Panama, 49,; Peoria, u. i
f. %; Pittsbrrg 1872; Pullman Palace Car
1864; Reading, "a ; Rock Island, ll3: st.
LOUIS and San Francisco, Boz do preferred,
10s; first preferred, 10; St Paul, Minueap-
oils and Minnesota loss; st. Paul and
Omaha, 39l do preferred 1904; Texaa Pa
cific, 24l; Union Pacific i9i; United States
Express Is; Western Unioo Telegraph 7Ss.
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B.. 2. & C. RAILROAD

B.. 2. Il c. RAILROAD.
Bellaire and GAINESVILLE through passenger train
leSyeS BellAire At $40 m, arrives ~ Belaire At
100 p. m.
NOOdStield passenger train leaves Bellaire at
An p. IN, arrives at Bellaire AZ SO a. m.
Summerield Accommodation leaves Bellair at
loo p. NJ, arrives AT Bellairs AZ l0:4o H. III.
All trains daily except sunday. Central Stand
ard Time from Bellaire.
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Pittshurgi,.
New York
Ibi;N GOODS
New YofH.

VEw YOgF. November 3 Dr. Good -
There was light demand for like GS'"rt.
ments, hut through free movement On or
dcr4, large business was reached. The
tone nf cotton goodG marked impro cement
ne the growing inquiry develops ho~ lead.
.ns fairies are sold ahead; wide spread and
ticking are very firm, and some styles
show fair advance.
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. ,.,.,nmos for che UnItsd Labor Men.

Nvw yoRK, November 5.--The referees
opinion in regard to the nun 9s slS H,opn;nu
Sppeetorship was made public this mopmng'
NJ Il in favor Of the United LaDor rar'y'
t. awarded the Inspectorship.
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Rs9ister
Grarelers' 6uids,

A RIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
LNENFIANATIOS o. REFERENCE NAEKs: sDaiiy.
fS'nIAy excepted. Monday excepted rs
Meridian. July Il, lSS7 Wheeling time which
Il Jus. one hour earlier than Central Time:
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an.. Mn.on to speak ut staunton.

Special TtIe0rqu' 10 The Sunday RegisseT.
CHARLESTON, ". VA, November D.
Governor Wilson leaves in the morning for
Staunton. Va, to speak at the grand DEM
ocratic mass meeting at that place Monday
night
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IOI~fOS.
New York.

NEW YORK, November Cotton
Futures advanced ~ points, closing strong
al highest figure OF the day.
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UHEELING AND El4A GROVE R.. K.
On and after Monday, OctOher 81, 1857, Trains
or the Wheeling and Elm tiTove K. r, will run as
follows

sUEDAYS.
Leave the City at 500 l. n. and run every hour
until 900 p. N.
Leave Wheeling PARK 1t 300 5. NJ, aud run
every hour until 1000 p. N, except Church
Trains, which will leave the Park a. 9:so a. IN
aud City ~ l2:lo p N. -
G.. HIRSCH,
SUPERINTENDENT
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LIVE sTOCE.
baltimore Cattle Market.
AT CALVERTON YARDS.

BALTIMORE, November B.
AT CALVERTON YARDS.
BEEF CArrLE-The market has been
very dull to-day, less active than last
week. The quality is not of as good an
average, "a the tops and good cattle are
much less numerous than on last Thurs
day, though there were a few rs good cat
tie AS there were then. Values, consider
ing the average quality, are strong &c
and in some cases tc of as compared with
values last week. We quote at 81 Goa
80, with few at either extreme, most
sales being made at s. 50a4 % per 100 lbs.
Prices Of beef cattle this week ranged as
follows: Best beeves at 81 l2la4 80; those
generally rated as first quality s. DAB s74
medium or good fair quality 81 62ta3 Oh;
and ordinary thin steers, oxen and cows
s. OOa2 30 per 100 lbs.
OF the cattle received, 2,304 came from
Virginia, 240 iron WestVirginia, 800 from
Maryland, and $50 from Ohio. Total
receipts for the week 3, 66i, against 3, l61
last week, and 1880 same time last year.
OF the offerings 500 were taken by the
Baltimore butchers, 500 by country deal
ers, and 80 sold to Eastern Spectators.
Total sales for the week 1865 against
|, Cpl last week, and / ,S3g same time last
year
SHEEP AND LAMBs.-There is q falling
off in the numbers, as we'll ~ in the quail
ity of the receipts this week, rs compared
with those of last week. Trade WAS *
slow rs last Thursday, and values lower.
We quote butchers sheep at 9!atIc, and
ln,,,lNu ~ pnElr nnnpls StngE
sheep sell at 81 50a2 15, with few extra
at 81 per head. Receipts this week Of sheep
ami lambs were 1, l62 heal.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, November 3 Glttle-Re.
cepts 5000 head; shipments none;
market quiet and steady; shipping steers
s. 9Oa5 90; stockers and feeders 81 70a
50; cows, bulls and mixed 81 O0a2 GO;
Hogs Receipts -, 900 head; shipments
700 head market heavy and 5c higher,
light sc lower; mixed 81 25a4 81; heavy
81 Bad 20; light 81 l0ai 40; skips IS w
al 10.
Sheep-Receipts 1900 head; shipments
- bead market steady; natives 81 4Oa
4 90; western 81 9na3 80; Texas 81 5'a5 80;
lambs 81 OOa5 90 per 100 pounds
East Liberty
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, November , Cat
tie Receipts 532 head; shipments 2l3
head; market nothing doing, all through
Consignments.
Receipts 1890 head; shipments
3,4O0 head; market slow; philadelphiss
a GOa4 10; Workers 81 Rial -; common
to fair 81 bad 20
Sheep-Iieceipts 400 head; shipments
! POO head; market nothing doing.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, O., November 5.-IIoRs--
Active and firm; common and light - 5na
1 30; packing ana butchers 81 iOai 90;
T,cripts / 800 head: shipments ,tO0 heal.
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ph'GiS'JLEiG
Tifusvill-.

TifbavilI-.
TITUsvILIR, Noycmbrr5 --Petrolenm -
Opened at 73lc; highest 73ic; lowest 7%ici
closed nj 1870.
Pittsburgh.
PITTsRuEG, November >. Pctrolenm--
Dull but firm opened at : &c; closed at
72:c, highest 73ic; Lowest 1,lc.
Bradford.
BRADFORD. November s. Petroleum -
Opened at 732c; highest - {, lowest 73ic;
c osei at 73sc; clearaDces i.17s,UoO tar.
Iels.
New York,
NEW YORK. November " -Potrolcum
Opening T3.c; highest c-3!c; lowest
.a;c; closed ut 13!c. Sales, ia 800 har
TciS.
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East Liberty.

CINCINNATI, O., November 5.-IIoRs--
Active and firm; common and light - Jla
30; packing and butchers 81 iOai 90;
receipts 800 head; shipments 100 hea.l
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ELY'S
CREAM BALM

.lNsGS LA6
N4-.t. PaSSa
g-- AlaySPair
and luAaunn9-
10y, deals the
S1~gS Restores
ga Senses Oi
r. Q a n q
S-.'a..
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Uincinpstt,

CISCISglrI, November Cotton
In good demand and bighe,; mrhdlnss
sc. Flour-Dull. WheAi-fIrm; No
. red 76c; receipts 3, 100 bashels, -niP-
ments none. Combat; No. mixed
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

There are 6,O3S Grand Army posts in
the United States.
The business Of the United States Su.
preme Court is four years behind.
The great bronze door Of the east front
entrance Of the rotunds OF the Capitol
weighs 10000 pounds, and coet $4,000.
The appropriations made by, Congress,
from 1900 to date, for the erection and re-
modelling Of the Capitol, amount to over
Sl5, 100000.
The Vienna journals are making an ap.
neal for an old woman, named Madeleine
Pcuks, who on the oath Of December
completed her lllth year.
A criminal was bailed out in New York
the other day who VOWS he wouldn't
have the process repeated for $1,000. It
was done with stomach pump.
The son OF the Duchess Of Gslliera prob
ably has the finest collection Of postage
stamps in the world. 1t fills 800 volumes
and has cost him more than $3.50. GOO.
So far has the competition mania gone
in England that prizes have been given for
the best three epitsphs on the late Fred.
Archer, one OF them for "raciness."
A full.biooded Indian, SO years old, was
ordained deacon in the Protestant Epis
copsl Church on Thursday, at Minneapo'
lis. In his examination he failed upon
only one question.
Coins we're not dated until the fifteenth
century. Previous to that time their aget
must be determined by the legends upon
them, answering to corroberative history,
and the art era to which they belong.
A Buffalo editor was sued recently 10,
libel for having called fellow citizen {
"mugwump." In the course OF the trial 6
''litetary expert" testified that, in biz
opinion, the term was tattering appella
ton.
There are now published in the United
States Il 100 newspapers and periodicals
of all classes. OF these 700 are religious
and denominational papers About Cox
newspapers are publishedin German, and
fofty-t@o ia French.
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Tae world 10 indebted to Mrs. LangtIy
for an interesting and instructive interior
view OF the beat society. We are bound
to believe that the society upon which the
side light 10 thrown 10 the best in England,
for is it not the Princes setH
Vol, then, there was that litt!o dinner
party at which Mrs, James Blown Potter
was entertained, the Prince Of Wales be-
ing there and OF course Mrs. Langtry. The
Jersey Lily has related with charming
naivette-that is perhaps tho word-whst
the Prince said to her anent Mrs. Brown,
and then Whist he said to Mrs. Brown. 1t
all shows what refined and discriminate
ing mind is possessed by their heir ap-
parent.
The Prince wanted to know what Mrs.
Lsugtry thought o! cher" Then when
Mr5. Potter dropped beads from her dress
and stopped to pick them up, the heir ap-
parent desired TO know why she was
bobbing under the table,s desire which
only well.bred and gallant man would
have expressed. Having been satisfied on
the why and the wherefore, His Royal
Highness was graciously pleased 10 re-
mark that in his royal opinion she looked
much better without beads on her dress.
A man OF less social pOsition and Less
versed in the polite diplomacy Of millin-
cry would not have ventured so pronounC-
ed an opinion on so delicate subject. OF
course Mrs. Brown is to be imagined as
being once placed at her case and made
to feel the exhilsrRtion Of being on the
ground floor, so to speak, OF the b:st co.
ciety OF all England.
The British people are indeed fortunate
to have in the line Of promotion to the
throne gentleman OF mind so exalted
one who devotes his genius to those grave
problems Of upholstery on which the fate
Of nations so often depend.
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A Plea for the Export Trade.

A good deal Of uneasiness is expressed
lest the Interstate Commerce bill serious
ly hamper if it does not entirely destroy
large part Of the export trade. Par
ticular attention Is called to the growing
competition of India in the grain market.
II ID unquestionably trne that British
India has immensely increased her acre
age and yield olwheat, and that the In
dian railroads have made wonderful re-
auctions in their carrying charges on that
Class OF freight.
1t 10 further true that the average rate
from India is very little beyond that from
the States TO Liverpool. The extra haz-
ard OF the longer voyage is in our favor,
but the cost Of production is SO much in
favor OF the other side that we must look
with increasing interest at least upon the
far-Sway competitor which Ten years ago
was not bigger than mans hand IN
commercial importance-tho little wheat
that India did export being looked upon
as an interesting freak. Besides the
point made on the export Of grain good
deal is said also about the foreign trade
in meat and meat products-s trade Of
enormous value.
1t would be a calamity to wipe out OF
greatly interfere with any of this bust.
ness. Nobody ought to wish to do that.
But here is also a question OF some i'm.
portance; whether 1t has been fair to the
States and communities Of older settle.
ment TO drive them out OF their natural
home markets, that unsettled regions
might be peopled and grow into wealth
and power on the trade Of foreign mar.
kets. 1t never has been fair to lead the
grain Of the far West on West Virginia's
bsck-so much as was thought to be her
share-and make her carry that to the
seaboArd on it's way to Liverpool.
1t 10 fair to demand that West Virginia
shall DO abio to ship TO lidewatsr on terms
as favorable as are given to Illinois or
Montana. This surely Is not q shocking
proposition. The shocking ieStuio Is that
West Virginia has not always had go fair
chance. Another requisi.ion Is that
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WHEELING, W. VA, JANUARY rs, 1887


Judge Agnew, oil Pennsylvania, opposes
conper sstion in the event Of prohibit
tory amendment, and in support OF his
position advances tie following sugges'
lions:
When canals superseded turnpikes and
railroads. superseded canals, and hotels,
WAREHOUSES and other places Of business
m their routes were destroyed, no com
.nsstion has ever been made. Which
inven,iors OF new modes OF business have
DESTROYED old trades and modes compensa
flor il not made. When curse is de
etroyed it ia difficult TO perceive the jus
tice OF paying for it.
Here we see sgaiR how an able man cal
flyolf tangent. IadGed itseems that TIT
l:quo. question csnno! be discussed as ANY
other would be. Logic sud reason give
way, and parallels are attempted to Il
drawn which would seem terribly strained
il applied to any otker question.
Here is so able man Is Judge Agns"
a,k;us rs 70 believe that for the State &c
destroy the value OF all tbs brewery and
dis!illcry property within its borders
would only be in the line OF the constant
" changing conditions which como with
the world's progress, and which the State
hiss no power to hold in arrest. ii when
the railroad ceme to take the place in
large measure Of the canal the State had
forbidden business TO be continued on the
canals, that would have furnished par
allel to that which is now proposed. Az
fact the canal survives the railroad when
business conditions permit. Witness The
great Erie canal and those OF Judge Ag
news own State.
Asa lawyer Judge Agnew would think
him a wild man who should suggest that
the State hss the right to commit any
other act OF spoiiation than the one he
suggests in the interests OF morality.
Would it not be strange spectacle to be-
hold the State OF West Virginia taking
from its incorporated creatures the value
OF the buii2ess which it authorized and
encouraged them to establish?
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.IRSTIpuS.


Boston Journal.
One Of the most painful duties to which
an elderly bachelor can be subjected is thu
admiration OF babies demanded by thei
fond mothers. Upon visit to friend
house he was presented to an especial!
ugly specimen OF bald, toothless and ex
preesionless infancy. snow, isn't he ,
beauty?" demanded the pround father
The bachelor RETAINED from replying ant
remained silent. Isn't he the loyeliest
baby you ever saw in your life 2" said the
mother, pressing the answer. The visitor
looked confined and helpless. but finally
smile illuminated his countenance ant
he exclaimed enthusiastically and truth
fully, "Well, madam, this is baby"
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County orlcers, Salaries.

UNNIIFUINt INuNtT'
Representative Beatty, Of Logan coun.
ty, has introduced bill which just tears
the lining out Of tho salaries OF all coun'
ty officers, from Court House janitor up
to Treasurer. We don't know just how
matters are up in Logan county, but here
in Ross, and, in fact, in all counties in
Southern Ohio, there is no county official
that we know OF who is receiving any
greater income from his Office than man
competent TO fill such place should COM
mand. Reduce the fees and salaries to q
degree intimated by the Beatty bill, and
it would be impossible to get anything but
a Chump to accept one OF them.
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DIED.

wINsIIIP-on wednesday. January 26. 1857, at 1:4t
A, at the residence Of his pareLS No. ll&9kS
Main street, Of typhoid fever FRANK L., oaly
son OFF. c, and N. V. winShip, aged Is ytass,
imonths and l6 days.
Services at the residence OF J. B. Sheppard No. a
Maryland street, Island, on Friday, 18th inst
at2P.M Interment private at2P.s.
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srECIAG. NOTICES


FIFs'-Ah FtH stoProd Tree b. Br. Kiines Crest
Nerve ReS,oer No Fits after nnt days use, Mar.
yeouS cures. Treatise and 500 trial bottle Tree 10
FileNos Send TO Df. Kline, O1i Arch g., Phila, Pa
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q. z. q O, Railroad.

ps q. " t' hhrohu.
Leave BeIlalre al 0:noa. N. for WoodsHeld and
Zanesville.
Leave Bellaire at 1850 p. N. for woodsaeld and
6ummerfeld.
Leave BellAirO al Ass r. m. for woodsdeld.
Arrive at BelAire at u: rs p. from Summetleld,
$50 p m. for Zanesyille, SOS q N. Tor Woodsaeld.
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there shall be absolute fair play as be-
tween ahippers-that one shipper shall
not be petted by tho railroad companies
until he tucks under his wGstcoat the
whole of that important trade for which
40 elcouent a plea is made.
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To be Let severely Alone.

Warren Chronicle.
All things considered in connection
with the Dow law, it would probably be
the wiser course for the Legislature TO
leave it severely alone, in It's present
shape, at this session, and give 1t more
thoroughly practical test than has been
possibly up to this time.
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What Senator Nelson Thinks of Allcock'.
Porous Plasters,

SENATE CHAMBER, ALBANY, N. Y, April
4, 1885 On the 9th OF February, 1888,
was taken with violent pain in the re.
gion OF the kidneys. l suffered such
agony that ! could hardly stand up. As
soon as possible l applied two ALLCoCK's
Porous PLAsTERs, ono over each kidney,
and laid down. In IN hour. to my sur.
prise and delight, the pain had vanished
and I was well. | wore the plasters for Il
day or two as 8 precsution, and then re-
moved them. l have been using ALL
COCKS PoRovs PL4sFRRs in my fsmily for
the last ten years, and have always found
them the quickest and best external
remedy for colds, strains and rheumatic
affections. From my experience be.
lieve they are the best plasters in the
world. HENRY G. NELSON.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF
n TRAINs-0n and after Jan. 2, 1sS7-ExPLA-
NArToE or REVERENCE MARKS. DAILY. tSunday
excepted, MONDAY Notwithstanding time:
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il. ATKINS, Chief Of Police, Knoa::
vile, Tenn, writes: "Ay family and
are benehciaries Of your most excellent
medicine, Or. Kings New Dlscovesy fcs
consumption: having found It 70 p ~
that you claim for It, desire 70 testify ~
Its virtue. Ny friends 70 whom I Aavs
recommended it, prsies Il ut every eP'
portunity." DR.. Kings New Dieecvsfy
Tor Consumption u guaranteed to ears
Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis,. AlthAa.
Group and every affection Of the Thftes,
Chest and Lungs. Tidal Bottles IRE q
&c. Il. /. Drugstore. Large 1isse 1.0e 8
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CATARRH-For twenty years was a
sufferer from catarrh of the head and
throat. By q few applications OF Ely 8
Cream Balm / received decided benefit
was cured by one bottle.-Charlotte
Parker, Waverly, n. Y.
1scoULD scar cely speak it was almost
impossible to breathe through my
n strils. Using Ely's Cream Balm a
short time the trouble entirely disap-
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